New Juventus Home Kit 12/13- Nike Juve New Jersey 2012/2013

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This is the new Juventus home kit 12/13, Italian giants Juventus’ new home jersey for the 2012/13 Serie A season. The release of Juve’s new 2012/13 home jersey comes nearly a month after the club unveiled their away kit. Juve’s new 2012/13 home strip has been made by Nike and was officially revealed to the public on July 11, 2012. La Vecchia Signora are the reigning champions in Italy and will be making a return to the Champions League this season.

Like with the away kit, Jeep are the sponsors of the new Juve home jersey, with the Nike swoosh in yellow, as can be seen in the pictures below.

@james
for those who think juve are bad, 28 is still alot more then everyone else has. and juventus was not the only one accused of cheating, ac milan, inter, and roma were also accused of the same crime. the jersey is sick

@james
If you knew what you were talking about you’d know that recent inquiries have found Juventus innocent of previous allegations and that other teams (Inter Milan) were to blame for the bribing scandal of 2006, but due to Italian football regulations convictions over five years cannot be overturned. This means Juve should not have been stripped their two titles, they should not have been demoted to Serie B, and therefore would not have lost half their team to competing clubs. The landscape of Italian soccer would be much different right now. Lesson of the day, know your shit.

If you knew what you were talking about you’d know that recent inquiries have found Juventus innocent of previous allegations and that other teams (Inter Milan) were to blame for the bribing scandal of 2006, but due to Italian football regulations convictions over five years cannot be overturned. This means Juve should not have been stripped their two titles, they should not have been demoted to Serie B, and therefore would not have lost half their team to competing clubs. The landscape of Italian soccer would be much different right now. Lesson of the day, know your s**t.